New at JIE: "Global production networks and imperfect competition" by Hanwei Huang (@HanweiHuangEcon), Kalina Manova (@EconUCL), Oscar Perelló (@oiperello) and Frank Pisch (@FrankPisch)
https://t.co/FEu4S1jQpj
New at JIE: "Endogenous mobility in pandemics: Theory and evidence from the United States" by Xiao Chen, Hanwei Huang, Jiandong Ju, Ruoyan Sun, Jialiang Zhang
https://t.co/m4OhqFcoWP
🆕 China's economy: 150 years of growth in 10 minutes
Today on VoxDevTalks, @HanweiHuangEcon (@CityUHongKong) explains how China moved from a closed, self-sufficient economy to the world's largest trading nation over 150 years: https://t.co/ZnxCY1CRei
The International Economic Review has just published a new exciting paper by Hanwei Huang, Jiandong Ju and Vivian Yue on Accounting for the Evolution of China's Production and Trade Patterns. It is available through @WileyEconomics here: https://t.co/VCVpHmHchW
China's WTO membership catalysed unprecedented trade expansion, fuelled by lower trade costs, improved productivity, capital deepening & greater access to imported intermediates.
The figure below illustrates this this process of export-led growth.
📢 Our new VoxDevLit on Industrial Development is out now!
Senior Editors Francesco Amodio & @mposchke summarise everything you need to know about industrialisation.
Read & download here https://t.co/n601QRnD8R
🆕 How China became the world’s factory: Trade, industrial policy, and growth
Today on VoxDev, Francesco Amodio (@ISID_McGill), @HanweiHuangEcon (@CityUHongKong), Yu-Hsiang Lei (@hkust) & @mposchke (@mcgillu) discuss China's export-led growth model: https://t.co/KoEqgKTpMP
How do firm heterogeneity and imperfect competition shape global production networks and the gains from trade?
By @HanweiHuangEcon Kalina Manova @oiperello and @FrankPisch
Read: https://t.co/x4qCdnQo02
Very excited to share this new paper! It provides a neat way to introduce oligopoly in endogenous production network, and solves multinomial combinotrial discrete choice problem. The framework is quantifiable and we apply it to study trade between China and France and Chile.
Firm heterogeneity and imperfect competition in global production networks
By @HanweiHuangEcon Kalina Manova @oiperello@FrankPisch
Read: https://t.co/x4qCdnQo02
Thanks @HanweiHuangEcon and City University of Hong Kong College of Business for a superb conference on international economics. It was great to be back in HKG after the pandemic, catching up with old friends and meeting new colleagues.
China's evolving production and trade patterns account for shifts in industry and firm-level production and exports since China joining the World Trade Organization, from Hanwei Huang, Jiandong Ju, and Vivian Yue https://t.co/XyjUAjgrhF
Hanwei Huang, Jiandong Ju and @vyue_twitt investigate puzzling trends in China's production and export patterns, where trade openness declined as global exposure to Chinese exports grew.
Read: https://t.co/vLfQzuSRdm
New! Endogenous mobility in pandemics: Theory and evidence from the United States
By Xiao Chen @HanweiHuangEcon Jiandong Ju, Ruoyan Sun and Jialiang Zhang
Read: https://t.co/nrmFm7ZMuX
. @HanweiHuangEcon and Gianmarco Ottaviano propose an alternative sufficient statistics approach to Balassa’s index of revealed comparative advantage, based on a quantitative standard trade model incorporating firm and product selection.
Read: https://t.co/zgxG1Zgh8k